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Small Cell Antennas Stoke Frustration in Madison, Wis.
Government Technology: City officials expressed frustration Wednesday over the lack of power Madison, Wis., has to regulate devices that are essentially mini cellular towers, which could be coming to city streets as soon as August.
At a public hearing and information session, city engineers explained what residents should expect as cell phone companies prepare to install “small cell” antennas on the public right of way next to city streets.
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